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The Second part of the Pillscape Trilogy, but serves as a Prequel; set decades before the events that had happened in the First part “The Accidental Ventures of Kiran”
The main character, Larry; a poor middle aged man, father of five children, becomes a delivery executive after buying one second hand pickup truck. Because of his unreasonable poverty; he joins the highly paid delivery job offered by one heavily guarded chocolate factory called the Chocolust.
When Larry finds out about the hideous mysteries associated with the unnecessarily secured chocolate factory; he enters inside a spinning wheel filled with the scariest surprises, eventually making him a wandering tramp. Larry’s teaming up with other people and conducting more surveys; he unveils the plan of one brutal “future” mission.
Finally, Larry gets the opportunity to meet the Power, that was behind all of the crazy surprises he had been ripping apart for a long time. He tries his best to alter the mission with his temporarily acquired power and resources. What will happen in the future because of Larry’s courageous interventions, only Kiran knows.
Abhinand.T
Abhinand.T (born November 7,1999, Kerala, India) known for his debut novel “The Accidental Ventures of Kiran” (2024) which is a mix of picaresque and science fiction genre. The second son of Mr Thulasi.C and Mrs Sudha, has an elder brother, Aravind. T.
Abhinand earned his graduate degree in Malayalam Literature, and his post graduate degree in English Literature, both from Kerala University. He successfully achieved the certificate of UGC NET in English Literature, which is an exam conducted in India to determine the qualification for Assistant Professor in Indian universities and colleges. He is passionate about writing and which encouraged him to become a full-time writer, specialized in existential philosophy. He is against the Alienation, Escapism and Selfishness widespread across the post-modern world, a major theme of his writings.
